Borthwood Cottages – Relaxing Self-Catering Holidays on the Isle of Wight
Borthwood Cottages is a collection of welcoming self-catering holiday cottages situated in the beautiful countryside of the Isle of Wight, close to Borthwood and just outside Sandown.
Originally forming part of a farm's milking parlour, the cottages have been carefully rebuilt and refurbished to a high standard. Combining their rural surroundings with comfortable modern facilities, they provide an excellent base for families, couples and groups looking to explore the Isle of Wight.
About Borthwood Cottages
The collection consists of Elm, Oak, Rose and Laurel Cottages, with accommodation available for groups of different sizes.
Rose, Oak and Laurel Cottages each sleep up to six guests, while Elm Cottage accommodates up to four.
Elm, Oak and Rose Cottages have been thoughtfully designed to accommodate less able guests and accompanied wheelchair users. These three properties have also achieved a 4 Star rating from VisitEngland. Although Laurel Cottage is not officially graded, it has been designed in a similar style.
Constructed with traditional brick and slate roofs, the cottages are fully insulated and double-glazed to provide comfortable accommodation throughout the year.
Most of the rooms are south-facing, allowing guests to make the most of the attractive views across the surrounding countryside.
Comfortable and Convenient Stays
Each cottage benefits from full central heating, providing a warm and welcoming environment whatever the season.
The cost of utilities is included within the tariff, along with duvets, bed linen and towels, helping to make stays as straightforward and relaxing as possible.
Wi-Fi internet access and convenient off-street parking are also available.
During peak season, Rose, Oak and Elm Cottages are generally available for Saturday-to-Saturday stays, while Laurel Cottage operates from Friday to Friday. More flexible booking arrangements are available outside peak periods.
Accessible Isle of Wight Accommodation
Borthwood Cottages has been designed to provide spacious family accommodation while incorporating a range of facilities for guests with disabilities.
Those with specific accessibility requirements are encouraged to enquire before booking for full details about the facilities available in each cottage.
Explore Borthwood and the Isle of Wight
The peaceful countryside location makes Borthwood Cottages an excellent starting point for discovering the many attractions, beaches, villages and landscapes of the Isle of Wight.
Sandown and its popular coastline are within easy reach, while the wider island offers plenty of opportunities for walking, sightseeing and memorable family days out.
Guests can also enjoy the rural character of the cottages without travelling anywhere at all. In the neighbouring fields, Erick and his family of Highland cattle can often be spotted grazing and helping to keep the grass down in the paddocks surrounding the holiday cottages.
A Peaceful Isle of Wight Getaway
With their countryside setting, comfortable facilities and convenient location for exploring the island, Borthwood Cottages provide an inviting destination for an Isle of Wight holiday.
The largest cottages accommodate up to six guests, and children are welcome. Pets can also stay by prior arrangement for a charge of £10 per stay.
Disabled facilities are available, with guests advised to enquire for exact details regarding individual accessibility requirements.
Wi-Fi internet access and off-street parking are provided.
Elm, Oak and Rose Cottages hold a 4 Star VisitEngland rating.
Weekly rates range from £430 to £1,155 depending on the season.
For further information about Elm, Oak, Rose and Laurel Cottages and to find the most suitable property for a stay on the Isle of Wight, please visit the website.
https://www.theholidaycottages.co.uk/isle-of-wight/14423
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